Can it be played in church
20742
Yes, this kit certainly could be played in church, but you need to know exactly what this kit can and can't do and decide if it would be the best choice. Specific to your situation, here are some things to consider: #1 The kit has only a couple of traditional drum kit sounds to choose from. They're good, but not great. (You could, however, use the kit as a MIDI controller if you had a better kit sound running in a DAW on your computer.) #2 The pads are all velocity-sensitive, which is good, but again... since this is an entry-level kit, you won't get the range of expression that you would from other high-end electronic drum kits, or of course from a real drum set. #3 Please keep in mind that the DM Lite has pads that LIGHT UP whenever they are struck.... it's a cool blue color, but it may not be the type of distraction you would want during worship. #4 The kit is probably the most portable you will find. It can fold up very compactly, so if you are having to lug it back and forth to church it's probably as easy as it can get. So, consider all of the above and make the decision. This kit has been great learning kit for my son to use at home as a beginning drummer, but if I was going to purchase an electronic drum kit for my church, I'd definitely spend the extra money for something better like the Roland V-drums, which are made with performance in mind, not just for home or beginner use. I hope this helps!
20743
Definitely yes!! Its compact, easy to transport and its packed with good sound. There are diffrent settings to suit your music needs. I highly recommend this kit!
20744
Could be,If you have the right hook up to your sound system. However, no rimshot avaiable and kit sound, limited
560612
Our church has used it for vocals solo to groups, used it for speakers and for playing of recorded music and dvd's. We're very happy with it other than it is a little heavy for some to move around.
1599213
We had used the sheet music at church and I thought it was the same as the CD. However now that the question is asked I really cannot tell you for sure if it is. My daughter uses the book for guitar all the time so we love it!!!
1950282
I'm not certain. I would download the converter from their website. If the converter works I assume it'll play.
1981403
this sound is ideal for internal sound in a church could withstand the keyboard guitar and vocals
1308276
Yes it will because it has a right and left speaker control. We purchased this for our church for that specific reason, so we were able to use split track CDs with the young children singing. We have two of these players and they have been great. Nice sounding as well. Great item!
318792
Depends on size of church...we used it in a community social hall for a show and they worked well. We were able to use the 8 mics at the same time, but that may depend on the sound system in the church. Price is good. Sound man was able to keep feed back noise down.....that depends on the sound system you have.
823724
Yes. It has fully functioning built-in speakers and can be played just like an acoustic piano. I hope this answers your question.
1055313
In my church I have someone that translate to other language but this system did not work for us when someone was playing the keyboard the sound got cut.
1514178
I can't be for sure....I bought it for my grand daughter so her mom and dad could make her a message, just so on days she was at preschool she could listen to their voice...I figured it would help her deal with the separation easier....I've never had the opportunity to listen to it play....sorry
1776350
I don't have an answer for that, as I made the purchase for our church, but I don't run the sound board. I asked my husband , he does run the board but he said he never noticed because they have not had a need for that. He will check this week and I will respond back.
1605624
I don't understand the question... There is nothing inappropriate about it if that is what you are asking. I guess it would depend on your church's policy and views.
2055088
Hello Julia,U can play it just by plugging it into USB and 3.5 mm jack.U can use any charger which have USB output and a 3.5 mm jack like your mobile phones output and its USB charger...
553273
Alphonso, I would say yes, you can. An average sermon lasts less than 79 minutes, 59 seconds, which is the maximum length of most CD-R's, so timing shouldn't be a problem. To set up for recording, you will need either to tap directly into your church's sound system; or for a free-standing application, to use microphones along with a small stereo preamplifier (or with two mono preamps, one each for the right and left channels) to boost the signal. This model has only a direct recording input, which is in the back of the unit. It isn't equipped with mic inputs, but you certainly may use them by plugging your powered preamp into that back-panel input, and then plugging the mics into the preamp. To obtain the best reproduction of your preacher's voice, you will want to set the recording volume just about as loud as you would for copying music, i.e., high enough for plenty of movement in the visual meters, but not high enough for them to go often into the red zone. If you wish to monitor the sound as you record, you may listen with headphones. That's about it, I think; I hope this information helps you. Let me know if you have further questions.
1129811
Not at all. If you have it you might want to try it out and see what that is like but you don't need it to play it. So don't worry!
665085
Yes it is. I play it at church but I would recommend at least a 40 watt amp. Anything else would be difficult to hear the difference between the guitar and the amp
297397
I don't see why not, but the bass might be a bit heavy. You could probably get by with the guitar version.